DeepSeek V4.1-Flash-1017: coding upgrades, pricing and Search APIs
DeepSeek’s official DeepSWE chart puts 1017 at 77% pass rate for about $0.2 per task. Read the performance–cost shift, coding upgrades, pricing and new Search APIs.
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